Agni-V MIRV Missile Test

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India recently tested its Agni-V missile equipped with MIRV technology, allowing a single missile to carry 10-12 warheads aimed at different targets. Each warhead separates mid-flight using a maneuvering bus and follows its own guided path, complicating interception by defense systems. The test used a depressed trajectory to reduce warning time and enhance survivability, strengthening India's nuclear deterrence under its no-first-use policy. The missile was developed entirely with domestic technology, and India joins other nuclear powers mastering MIRV technology, with plans for Agni-VI and submarine-launched missiles.